Ideas for undergraduate presentation

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The discussion centers on selecting a topic for a 15-minute undergraduate physics presentation. The user is interested in exploring physics applications in emerging technologies, specifically mentioning spintronics. They are open to additional topic suggestions, highlighting the flexibility in their presentation parameters. The presentation is due in five weeks, and they are seeking further ideas to enhance their chosen topic. Engaging with emerging technologies like spintronics could provide a compelling focus for the presentation.
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Hey guys.

I am required to do a presentation in physics (obviously) for about 15 mins or so. They haven't specified any parameters so what the topic can be is flexible. I wanted to something along the lines of physics that could be used in some emerging technology e.g. spintronics.

Any other ideas?

I am going to start my second year by the way.
 
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Presentation is 5 weeks from now, so far I have set my mind on Spintronics--- but any further ideas would be great!
 

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